July 13, 2023
The leaps and bounds of Macro Meats
Over more than 40 years in the kangaroo meat industry, Ray Borda has seen a lot of ups and downs.
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March 13, 2023
Jing Li is entering his advocacy era
Central ward councillor Jing Li says when the Chinatown community needed its leaders most, they were “silent”. The recently installed councillor speaks with CityMag about how he plans to serve his constituents.
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Janet Giles’ Unified City Plan Theory
The City of Adelaide has no shortage of plans for the future of the city, but in order to create a CBD that prioritises residents’ needs, the recently-installed city area councillor wants city-dwellers more involved in creating a bolder, broader vision.
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It’s hip to be square
Wine in a box is one of South Australia’s most significant inventions, and quality wine brands are finally giving the once-maligned format its due respect.
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Justice for all ages
Despite much public campaigning and lengthy national discussions between state attorneys-general, South Australian children as young as 10 continue to be fed into a justice system that sees them as criminals rather than kids, as InDaily reporter Stephanie Richards explains.
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Simple is taking on advertising heavyweights – and winning
The managing director of marketing agency Simple says his company’s victorious multi-pronged advertising campaign for Peter Malinauskas is a success story for the new kid on the political-advertising block.
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‘Ongoing cannibalisation’: Councillors grill govt over park land school development
Department for Education officials told Adelaide city councillors last night that 1800sqm of Adelaide Park Lands was needed to accommodate the expanding Adelaide Botanic High School, with the government seeking a land swap to seal the deal.
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Lucy Hood’s vision on strengthening the city
Meet the new representative for the seat of Adelaide in SA Parliament’s House of Assembly, who, in opposition, has campaigned to save a pair of city trees, an old pool and the city's pubs.
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Adelaide City Council backflips to support Riverbank Arena
Exactly two weeks after the Adelaide City Council formally rejected the State Government’s 71-hectare park lands grab, it has voted to support the Marshall Government’s $662m Riverbank Arena being built on Helen Mayo Park.
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